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Last night I finished up my Perennial Plant List. It's longer than I expected. It includes everything hardy on my property that stays outside year round whether in the ground or in containers that I'm growing on purpose.

Iris 'Starship Enterprise' - one of a surprisingly high number of Irises
There are 97 distinct plants (I guess I didn't actually include bulbs... Daffodils & Crocus bring that to 99).

Sempervivum NOID (Large) - one of 14 hardy Hens-&-Chicks
The largest groups are Sempervivum with 12 (plus two Jovibarba), 11 Irises, 7 Sedum, and 7 Hostas.
There are 9 woody plants and a decent number of evergreens (especially if you include Sempervivum & Jovibarba) - only 2 "traditional" woody evergreens, my Boxwood and Euonymus.

Sedum hispanicum minus 'Blue Carpet' - one of 7 Sedum varieties.
The largest plant is my Syringa reticulata 'Ivory Silk'. I imagine that Sedum album 'Faro Form' is the smallest, but it's close.
Truly amazing....you have made a list:) I am just getting started and it is quite the cataloging, didn't realize how much work it is. I have a drawer full of notes and tags.
ReplyDeleteThat's such a good idea...I sometimes lose track of things :-) I don't know why so many people look down on Iris these days...I still love them...such elegant flowers with practically no pampering.
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